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I have had the digicool 1250 for 2 months now , good quality but the dual temp probes suck, wires too thin and they get tangled too easily, don't think those things going to last very long, every time I use them is like walking on egg shells, very disappointed.
Saw the testo 550 at URI the other day, didn't like the way the hook attaches to the back of the manifold, it looks like it can break easily.
I guess I'm gonna spend another $400 for The Fieldpiece Analyzer.

That price is getting into Fluke 902 territory. Yes, the 902 has less features but it's a Fluke.

I don't care what anyone says about Fieldpiece. They are the only manufacturer that is specifically designed for HVAC. Fluke can kiss my ass. Yea they make nice stuff but you are only paying for the name. It's not like quality is much better. You think Fluke's main concern is HVAC? Hell no. I just started working for a company that has that attitude about nothing better than Fluke. None of them really know about Fieldpiece. I cannot wait to debut my HS36 when it comes in the mail this Monday. I already have my superheat head and will be buying many more accessory heads. I can't wait to see this DRSA. Everyone needs to buck up and buy an HS-36. I love the fact that this DRSA is going to take K-type probes. So if you have a couple of these http://www.amazon.com/Fluke-80PK-8-C...1888263&sr=1-1 laying around you can pop them right into the Fieldpiece DRSA. I hate the fact that the Testo's and Digi-cool's don't use the k-type and you are stuck with whatever they offer you. K-type should be full industry standard by now!! Russel needs to give us a video on this thing ASAPPPPP.

I don't care what anyone says about Fieldpiece. They are the only manufacturer that is specifically designed for HVAC. Fluke can kiss my ass. Yea they make nice stuff but you are only paying for the name. It's not like quality is much better. You think Fluke's main concern is HVAC? Hell no. I just started working for a company that has that attitude about nothing better than Fluke. None of them really know about Fieldpiece. I cannot wait to debut my HS36 when it comes in the mail this Monday. I already have my superheat head and will be buying many more accessory heads. I can't wait to see this DRSA. Everyone needs to buck up and buy an HS-36. I love the fact that this DRSA is going to take K-type probes. So if you have a couple of these http://www.amazon.com/Fluke-80PK-8-C...1888263&sr=1-1 laying around you can pop them right into the Fieldpiece DRSA. I hate the fact that the Testo's and Digi-cool's don't use the k-type and you are stuck with whatever they offer you. K-type should be full industry standard by now!! Russel needs to give us a video on this thing ASAPPPPP.

Yea, about that....

I Like Fluke over Fieldpiece any day. Just saying

Gotta have the right tool for the job!

Where is all the stuff MADE IN THE USA?

"Thats what we do Troy. Incredible, Invisible, Imbelivable things. We are an Unseen, Unknown, Unvincible fraternity of craftsman.."

I have talked with some of the manufactures about these possibilities. I would like to see some of these abilities implemented. Especially if they would like to interface with some of our software capabilities.

No one yet showing too much interest except for me to bring everything to the table. Its not my idea of a good business deal. Everyone should benefit: the customer, the manufacturer, the technician, and of course the company who is providing the interface ability.

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